McFarlane Spideys

[Scarlet_Spider]

I'm looking at trying to get as much of Todds Spidey work as I can.

 

Is there anyone here that can post a list of McFarlanes work on any Spidey issues other than his #298 to #328 run on Amazing and the 90s Spider-Man.

I know he did a cover for ASM: Skating on thin ice??

I think I've seen some Marvel Tales covers, how many did he do, issue numbers etc??

 

Anything I've missed?

 

Thanks

[Amazing_Bag_man]

He actually did some Batman's under the Detective Comics line I can't remember off hand but anyway it's during the "Year Two" of the early years Batman saga.

 

 

I just looked it up it's issues 575,576,577,578.....hope this helps......

[deathlok]

McFarlane Checklist (not complete)

 

All Star Squadron

All Star Squadron #47 (DC)

 

The Amazing Spider-Man

Amazing Spider-Man #298

Amazing Spider-Man #299

Amazing Spider-Man #300

Amazing Spider-Man #301

Amazing Spider-Man #302

Amazing Spider-Man #303

Amazing Spider-Man #304

Amazing Spider-Man #305

Amazing Spider-Man #306

Amazing Spider-Man #307

Amazing Spider-Man #308

Amazing Spider-Man #309

Amazing Spider-Man #310

Amazing Spider-Man #311

Amazing Spider-Man #312

Amazing Spider-Man #313

Amazing Spider-Man #314

Amazing Spider-Man #315

Amazing Spider-Man #316

Amazing Spider-Man #317

Amazing Spider-Man #318

Amazing Spider-Man #319

Amazing Spider-Man #320

Amazing Spider-Man #321

Amazing Spider-Man #322

Amazing Spider-Man #323

Amazing Spider-Man #325

Amazing Spider-Man #328

Amazing Spider-Man: Skating on Thin Ice #1

 

Badrock

Badrock 1A

Batman

Batman #423

 

Coyote

Coyote #11

Coyote #12

Coyote #13

Coyote #14

 

Curse Of Spawn

Curse Of Spawn #1

Curse Of Spawn #2

Curse Of Spawn #3

Curse Of Spawn #4

Curse Of Spawn #5

Curse Of Spawn #6

 

Cyberforce

Cyberforce #8

 

Daredevil

Daredevil # 241

 

Detective Comics

Detective Comics #576

Detective Comics #577

Detective Comics #578

 

Flaming Carrot

Flaming Carrot #27

 

G.I Joe

G.I Joe #60

 

Image

Image #0

 

Incredible Hulk

Incredible Hulk #330

Incredible Hulk #331

Incredible Hulk #332

Incredible Hulk #333

Incredible Hulk #334

Incredible Hulk #336

Incredible Hulk #337

Incredible Hulk #338

Incredible Hulk #339

Incredible Hulk #340

Incredible Hulk #341

Incredible Hulk #342

Incredible Hulk #343

Incredible Hulk #344

Incredible Hulk #345

Incredible Hulk #346

 

Infinity, Inc.

Infinity, Inc. #14

Infinity, Inc. #15

Infinity, Inc. #16

Infinity, Inc. #17

Infinity, Inc. #18

Infinity, Inc. #19

Infinity, Inc. #20

Infinity, Inc. #21

Infinity, Inc. #22

Infinity, Inc. #23

Infinity, Inc. #24

Infinity, Inc. #25

Infinity, Inc. #26

Infinity, Inc. #27

Infinity, Inc. #28

Infinity, Inc. #29

Infinity, Inc. #30

Infinity, Inc. #31

Infinity, Inc. #32

Infinity, Inc. #33

Infinity, Inc. #34

Infinity, Inc. #35

Infinity, Inc. #36

Infinity, Inc. #37

 

Marvel Comics Presents

Marvel Comics Presents #32

 

Marvel Tales

Marvel Tales #223

Marvel Tales #224

Marvel Tales #225

Marvel Tales #226

Marvel Tales #227

Marvel Tales #228

Marvel Tales #229

Marvel Tales #230

Marvel Tales #231

Marvel Tales #232

Marvel Tales #233

Marvel Tales #234

Marvel Tales #235

Marvel Tales #236

Marvel Tales #237

Marvel Tales #238

Marvel Tales #239

 

New Mutants

New Mutants #85

New Mutants #86

New Mutants #87

New Mutants #88

New Mutants #89

New Mutants #93

 

Official Handbook Of The Marvel Universe Update Edition

Official Handbook Of The Marvel Universe Update Edition #1

Official Handbook Of The Marvel Universe Update Edition #3

 

Quasar

Quasar #14

 

Satan's Six

Satan's Six #1

 

ShadowHawk

ShadowHawk #2

 

Spawn

Spawn #1

Spawn #2

Spawn #3

Spawn #4

Spawn #5

Spawn #6

Spawn #7

Spawn #8

Spawn #9

Spawn #10

Spawn #11

Spawn #12

Spawn #13

Spawn #14

Spawn #15

Spawn #16

Spawn #17

Spawn #18

Spawn #19

Spawn #20

Spawn #21

Spawn #22

Spawn #23

Spawn #24

Spawn #25

Spawn #26

Spawn #27

Spawn #28

Spawn #29

Spawn #30

Spawn #31

Spawn #32

Spawn #33

Spawn #34

Spawn #35

Spawn #36

Spawn #37

Spawn #38

Spawn #39

Spawn #40

Spawn #41

Spawn #42

Spawn #43

Spawn #44

Spawn #45

Spawn #46

Spawn #47

Spawn #48

Spawn #49

Spawn #50

Spawn #51

Spawn #52

Spawn #53

Spawn #54

Spawn #55

Spawn #56

Spawn #57

Spawn #58

Spawn #59

Spawn #60

Spawn #61

 

Spawn/Batman

Spawn/Batman #1

 

Spawn Fan Edition

Spawn Fan Edition #1

Spawn Fan Edition #2

Spawn Fan Edition #3

 

Spider-Man

Spider-Man #1

Spider-Man #2

Spider-Man #3

Spider-Man #4

Spider-Man #5

Spider-Man #6

Spider-Man #7

Spider-Man #8

Spider-Man #9

Spider-Man #10

Spider-Man #11

Spider-Man #12

Spider-Man #13

Spider-Man #14

Spider-Man #15

Spider-Man #16

Spider-Man #17

 

Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles

Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles #50

 

What If...?

What If...? #11

 

What The---?!

What The---?! #3

 

Who's Who in the DC Universe

Who's Who in the DC Universe #10

Who's Who in the DC Universe #25

Who's Who in the DC Universe #26

 

X-Factor

X-Factor #50

[Scarlet_Spider]

Thanks for the ultra thorough list Deathlok. It will help alot.

[mitol]

Actually, he didn't do Detective #575. Alan Davis did the artwork on that one and was actually supposed to do the entire Year Two run, but had to jump. That's when McFarlane took over for the next three issues.

[jduran1]

Thanks for the list. All-Star Squadron. Is that you think to become a valuable book given it was his first. Don't know much about that series. thx

[Illiterati-migration]

Thanks for the list. All-Star Squadron. Is that you think to become a valuable book given it was his first. Don't know much about that series. thx

 

Good series, worth less than Greggy's dignity, buy it. You'll like it.

[UnrulyAppendage]

He also did INVASION for DC. It was a limited crossover series in the DCU.

[minutekev@50]

Yeah, I think he did the first issue and half of the second..

[harveyfan323]

I was at first a bit surprised that market prices for McFarlane Spideys fell so hard, but then I remembered that the print runs were HUGE back then and of course collectors protected most every copy, so they are probably 95% NM as well. I though McFarlane drew a great Spider-Man even though the stories didn't do much for me in AMS or in the regular S-M title when he took it over.

 

Thank goodness less great artists are feeling compelled to write, these days. The end of John Byrne for me was when he took over FF. The art was nice, but the stories were unreadable to me. Same with McFarlane and others. Although I have to admit that the Larsen's Savage Dragon was fun...but I digress...

[joe_collector]

IThe end of John Byrne for me was when he took over FF. The art was nice, but the stories were unreadable to me.

 

Same here, and although I liked the early stories (esp. the Galactus ones), I felt his art took a serious nose-dive once he took on writing and inking as well.

 

You could look at a panel in X-Men and see tiny people in the background, woodgrain finishes, granite, cars and other nice touches, and there was a real sense of scale with tons of detail per panel.

 

But once he took on the title of "creator", everything "blew up", his faces and bodies grew larger, the background details totally disappeared, and it looked like he was hacking out the art as quickly as he could. This got even worse in Alpha Flight, and that was the point where Byrne: The Successor to Adams, stopped being a reality.